The Joint Nominating Committee for the Election of the Presiding Bishop of The Episcopal Church has released its slate of nominees and Bishop Wright, along with three others, have been named.
More than 400 sponsors, family members, and friends cheered and celebrated on March 17 as 80 people from 14 worshipping communities throughout the Episcopal Diocese of Atlanta were confirmed.
As we make our way toward the celebration of the Resurrection of our Lord, join me in prayer for the ministry we share in working together for racial reconciliation and for the healing of all involved in this matter.
The Rev. Edgar Otero was installed rector of Christ Church Episcopal in Norcross by Bishop Rob Wright on February 7, 2024.
St. Anne’s Episcopal Church in the Buckhead community of Atlanta defied Diocesan norms when it chose The Rev. Buddy Crawford as rector.
The Diocese of Atlanta gifted equipment to provide for the first electronic communications by its partner diocese. Canon for Digital Evangelism Easton Daivs said “Digital evangelism is one of the most important ways we can reach seekers.”
The Absalom Jones Episcopal Center for Racial Healing isn’t missing a beat in transitioning from into new leadership following the retirement of founding executive director, Dr. Catherine Meeks.
On January 27, 2024, Diocesan Bishop Rob Wright commissioned 17 lay ministers from 14 parishes. The Episcopal Church in its Constitution and Canons provides for licensing lay people in a process similar to that for ordained ministry.
Julie’s story is one of walking alongside families disproportionately impacted by the systemic problems of our society.